Trump and Buhari are alike-Wizkid
Nobody is happy with the constant killings of innocent people in all the parts of the world, but it seems like death mostly occurs by the hands of police officers.
The policing system of factually every nation of the world feels like they have every right and authority over the people they should be protecting and are enforcing their authority over the weak and harmless people in the society.
Here in Nigeria every policeman or woman feels being a police officer gives them every right to abuse those who are not police officers, police are known to trample on the rights of people.
They do not respect the common man or woman on the street, and police are fond of blackmailing people who refuse to yield to their wishes or desires.
Popular Nigerian singer, Wizkid has shared his opinion on the recent protests and killings by Police in America and Nigeria.
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, there has been serious unrest in most states in the United States of America over the killing of George Floyd, an unarmed 46-year-old African American man who died in the hands of a police officer in Minneapolis.
In Nigeria, there have been killings by bandits in the Northern region and rape allegations.
Speaking on the recent happenings, Wizkid claimed there is a similarity between US president, Donald Trump and President Muhammadu Buhari.
According to him, they are both clueless and the only difference between both Presidents is that one of them uses Twitter frequently.
Wizkid on his Twitter page wrote: “Buhari/Trump same person lol. Only difference be say one sabi use Twitter pass the other. Clueless!
“Police dey kill black Americans and Nigeria police dey kill Nigerians. No man fit solve this matter. God save us. God save the world! Save the people.”
His tweet is coming at a time when Nigerians are seeking justice for the alleged rape of Vera Uwaila Omozuwa, a 100-level Microbiology student of University of Benin, UNIBEN who was allegedly raped and murdered by some unknown persons while reading in a Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, in Benin City.
Her death has since led to reactions and a demand for justice from Nigerians.
Following the death of George, Americans, mostly of the black race, have taken to the streets over police brutality with several US states activating National Guard troops.
Ayooluwa Joshua